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168 changes: 146 additions & 22 deletions src/agent-engine.ts
Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
Expand Up @@ -260,14 +260,25 @@ export interface AgentDeliveryReceipt {
composer_accepted?: boolean;
/** Hard deadline for background verify; ISO timestamp. */
verify_deadline_at?: string | null;
/**
* Hard deadline for a retryable requeue; ISO timestamp. Set on the first
* retryable refusal so a target that never becomes interactive resolves
* instead of leaving the caller an open queue forever (#467).
*/
queue_deadline_at?: string | null;
ticket_filed?: boolean;
/** Whether the local evidence ticket was escalated to the issue tracker. */
ticket_escalated?: boolean;
/** Why escalation was declined, when it was. */
ticket_escalation_declined_reason?: string | null;
/** Consecutive verifier observations that the target agent is missing. */
verify_miss_count?: number;
/** Last time background verify actually read the target surface. */
verify_last_attempt_at?: string | null;
}

export const DEFAULT_DELIVERY_VERIFY_DEADLINE_MS = 10 * 60 * 1000;
export const DEFAULT_DELIVERY_QUEUE_DEADLINE_MS = 10 * 60 * 1000;
export const DELIVERY_TARGET_GONE_CONFIRM_MISSES = 3;
const DELIVERY_WAIT_POLL_MS = 100;

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -664,6 +675,7 @@ export interface AgentEngineOptions {
deliveryVerifyTimeoutMs?: number;
/** How long a pending_verify delivery may stay nonterminal before failed_confirmed. */
deliveryVerifyDeadlineMs?: number;
deliveryQueueDeadlineMs?: number;
/**
* Local evidence-ticket directory. Omitted/null disables tickets so bare
* construction never writes ~/.cmuxlayer/tickets or calls gh. Production
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1546,6 +1558,7 @@ export class AgentEngine {
private deliverySubmitTimeoutMs: number;
private deliveryVerifyTimeoutMs: number;
private deliveryVerifyDeadlineMs: number;
private deliveryQueueDeadlineMs: number;
private deliveryTicketDir: string | null;
private deliveryIssueFiler: DeliveryIssueFiler | null = null;
private autoReviveBackoffBaseMs: number;
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1578,6 +1591,10 @@ export class AgentEngine {
1,
opts?.deliveryVerifyDeadlineMs ?? DEFAULT_DELIVERY_VERIFY_DEADLINE_MS,
);
this.deliveryQueueDeadlineMs = Math.max(
1,
opts?.deliveryQueueDeadlineMs ?? DEFAULT_DELIVERY_QUEUE_DEADLINE_MS,
);
this.deliveryTicketDir = opts?.deliveryTicketDir ?? null;
this.deliveryIssueFiler = opts?.deliveryIssueFiler ?? null;
this.deliveryVerifier = opts?.deliveryVerifier ?? null;
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -6885,36 +6902,34 @@ export class AgentEngine {
let snapshot: DeliveryVerifySnapshot | null | undefined;
if (this.deliverySnapshotReader) {
if (!snapshots.has(snapshotKey)) {
// AIDEV-NOTE (T2 #450): the snapshot read must be inside the
// hang guard, not before it. SF8 hoisted the surface read out of
// the verifier and awaited it OUTSIDE SF7's race; the CLI
// fallback path has no subprocess timeout, so one wedged `cmux`
// held deliveryVerifyInFlight forever and every later verify
// pass short-circuited -- exactly the stall SF7 exists to
// prevent. A timed-out read yields a null snapshot, which the
// verifier already treats as "no evidence, stay pending".
snapshots.set(
snapshotKey,
await this.deliverySnapshotReader(receipt),
await this.withDeliveryVerifyTimeout(
this.deliverySnapshotReader(receipt),
"Delivery snapshot read",
).catch(() => null),
);
}
snapshot = snapshots.get(snapshotKey) ?? null;
}
let timeout: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | null = null;
try {
observation = await Promise.race([
observation = await this.withDeliveryVerifyTimeout(
this.deliveryVerifier(receipt, snapshot),
new Promise<never>((_resolve, reject) => {
timeout = setTimeout(
() =>
reject(
new Error(
`Delivery verify timed out after ${this.deliveryVerifyTimeoutMs}ms`,
),
),
this.deliveryVerifyTimeoutMs,
);
}),
]);
"Delivery verify",
);
} catch (error) {
observation = {
outcome: "pending",
reason: error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error),
};
} finally {
if (timeout) clearTimeout(timeout);
}
receipt.verify_last_attempt_at = new Date().toISOString();
this.persistDeliveryReceipts();
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -6964,6 +6979,30 @@ export class AgentEngine {
}
}

/** Bound one delivery-verify side quest to the verify timeout. */
private withDeliveryVerifyTimeout<T>(
work: Promise<T>,
label: string,
): Promise<T> {
let timeout: ReturnType<typeof setTimeout> | null = null;
return Promise.race([
work,
new Promise<never>((_resolve, reject) => {
timeout = setTimeout(
() =>
reject(
new Error(
`${label} timed out after ${this.deliveryVerifyTimeoutMs}ms`,
),
),
this.deliveryVerifyTimeoutMs,
);
}),
]).finally(() => {
if (timeout) clearTimeout(timeout);
});
}

private verifyReadIntervalMs(
receipt: AgentDeliveryReceipt,
now: number,
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -6994,6 +7033,35 @@ export class AgentEngine {
return since > 0 && since < this.verifyReadIntervalMs(receipt, now);
}

/**
* A confirmed-failure verdict is worth an issue only when something was
* actually observed to go wrong with the message.
*
* AIDEV-NOTE (T2 #471/#443): `verify_deadline_elapsed` means the ENGINE
* stopped looking, and `target_gone` means there was nothing left to look
* at. Neither is evidence the message was lost, and auto-filing them
* produced issues #471 and #443 -- tracker noise describing cmuxlayer's own
* timers, not a defect. The local evidence ticket is still written either
* way, so the verdict keeps citing its evidence; only the escalation stops.
*/
private deliveryFailureEscalationDecline(
reason: string,
): string | null {
if (reason === "verify_deadline_elapsed") {
return (
"background verify ran out of deadline before observing an outcome; " +
"no evidence the message was lost"
);
}
if (reason === "target_gone") {
return (
"the target agent disappeared before an outcome could be observed; " +
"no evidence the message was lost"
);
}
return null;
}

private async fileConfirmedFailureTicket(
receipt: AgentDeliveryReceipt,
reason: string,
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -7028,13 +7096,39 @@ export class AgentEngine {
dir: ticketDir,
});
receipt.ticket_filed = true;
this.persistDeliveryReceipts();
if (!written.created) return;
if (!this.deliveryIssueFiler) return;

// AIDEV-NOTE (T2 B2): both fields are written from the SAME resolved
// outcome, at every exit, and never before the escalation is known.
// Stamping `escalated: true` up front and then returning early -- deduped
// signature, no filer configured, filer threw -- left receipts asserting
// an escalation that never happened. That is this lane's own disease: a
// receipt reporting something the engine did not observe.
const settleEscalation = (declined: string | null): void => {
receipt.ticket_escalated = declined === null;
receipt.ticket_escalation_declined_reason = declined;
this.persistDeliveryReceipts();
};

const declineReason = this.deliveryFailureEscalationDecline(reason);
if (declineReason !== null) return settleEscalation(declineReason);
if (!written.created) {
return settleEscalation(

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🟡 Medium src/agent-engine.ts:7115

A deduplicated local ticket is treated as proof that external escalation already happened, so a later occurrence is never sent to deliveryIssueFiler and is recorded as ticket_escalated: false even when the earlier filer was absent, failed, or succeeded before its receipt update persisted. Track durable external-escalation state separately from local-ticket creation instead of inferring it from written.created.

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In file @src/agent-engine.ts around line 7115:

A deduplicated local ticket is treated as proof that external escalation already happened, so a later occurrence is never sent to `deliveryIssueFiler` and is recorded as `ticket_escalated: false` even when the earlier filer was absent, failed, or succeeded before its receipt update persisted. Track durable external-escalation state separately from local-ticket creation instead of inferring it from `written.created`.

"an issue for this failure signature was already filed; " +
"this occurrence was appended to the existing ticket",
);
}
if (!this.deliveryIssueFiler) {
return settleEscalation("no issue filer is configured");
}
try {
await this.deliveryIssueFiler(ticket);
} catch {
// Local ticket is authoritative; GitHub is best-effort.
settleEscalation(null);
} catch (error) {
// Local ticket is authoritative; GitHub is best-effort -- but the
// receipt must say the escalation did not land.
settleEscalation(
`issue filer failed: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`,
);
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🟡 Medium src/agent-engine.ts:7123

A successful deliveryIssueFiler(ticket) is reported as failed when settleEscalation(null) throws during receipt persistence. Because both operations share this try, the catch overwrites the receipt with ticket_escalated: false and an issue filer failed reason even though the external issue was created. Handle filer errors separately so persistence failures cannot misreport escalation outcome.

     try {
       await this.deliveryIssueFiler(ticket);
-      settleEscalation(null);
     } catch (error) {
       // Local ticket is authoritative; GitHub is best-effort -- but the
       // receipt must say the escalation did not land.
-      settleEscalation(
+      return settleEscalation(
         `issue filer failed: ${error instanceof Error ? error.message : String(error)}`,
       );
     }
+    settleEscalation(null);
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In file @src/agent-engine.ts around lines 7123-7131:

A successful `deliveryIssueFiler(ticket)` is reported as failed when `settleEscalation(null)` throws during receipt persistence. Because both operations share this `try`, the `catch` overwrites the receipt with `ticket_escalated: false` and an `issue filer failed` reason even though the external issue was created. Handle filer errors separately so persistence failures cannot misreport escalation outcome.

}
}

Expand All @@ -7055,9 +7149,36 @@ export class AgentEngine {
this.appendDeliveryReceiptEventBestEffort(receipt);
continue;
}
// AIDEV-NOTE (T2 N1): a paused target deliberately does NOT age out.
// #467's bounded lifetime exists for a target that is failing to
// become interactive on its own; pausing is a human's resumable act,
// and expiring queued work under it would discard the message the
// pause was protecting. The receipt stays nonterminal, and the
// paused-target WARNING already tells the caller it is not delivered.
if (agent.paused === true) {
continue;
}
// AIDEV-NOTE (T2 #467): a retryable refusal is nonterminal, but it is
// not unbounded. Without this, a target stuck `booting` retried behind
// a 30s-capped backoff forever and the caller's receipt never resolved
// -- a lead could wait on it indefinitely. The lifetime is stamped on
// the first retryable requeue below; when it elapses the caller gets a
// terminal answer that cites the gate reason that kept refusing.
if (
receipt.queue_deadline_at &&
Date.now() >= Date.parse(receipt.queue_deadline_at)
) {
const gateReason = receipt.error ?? "no gate reason recorded";
receipt.delivery_state = "failed_confirmed";
receipt.terminal = true;
receipt.submit_verified = false;
receipt.resolved_at = new Date().toISOString();
receipt.next_attempt_at = null;
receipt.error = `queue_deadline_elapsed after ${receipt.retry_count} retryable refusals; last gate reason: ${gateReason}`;
this.persistDeliveryReceipts();
this.appendDeliveryReceiptEventBestEffort(receipt);
continue;
}
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Expire paused queued deliveries.

The preceding agent.paused === true branch skips this deadline check. The paused-target path in src/server.ts:15164-15209 calls queueDelivery, which creates a receipt without queue_deadline_at. If the target remains paused, the receipt stays queued forever.

Assign a queue deadline when creating a queued receipt, and evaluate expiry before the paused-target skip. Add a paused-target expiry test.

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In `@src/agent-engine.ts` around lines 7146 - 7166, Ensure queued receipts created
by queueDelivery receive a queue_deadline_at, then move the queue-deadline
expiry handling before the agent.paused === true skip so paused deliveries can
transition to failed_confirmed when their deadline elapses. Add a test covering
expiry for a delivery whose target remains paused.

if (
receipt.next_attempt_at &&
Date.parse(receipt.next_attempt_at) > Date.now()
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -7123,6 +7244,9 @@ export class AgentEngine {
if (error instanceof RetryableDeliveryError) {
receipt.submission_started_at = null;
receipt.retry_count += 1;
receipt.queue_deadline_at ??= new Date(
Date.now() + this.deliveryQueueDeadlineMs,
).toISOString();
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Preserve the queue deadline across restart.

Persisted retryable receipts from before this change have no queue_deadline_at. After restart, Line 7232 gives each such receipt a new full lifetime on its next retry. Repeated restarts can therefore extend a queue indefinitely.

Backfill missing deadlines during loadDeliveryReceipts() from durable receipt timing, then persist the repair. Add a restart regression test.

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In `@src/agent-engine.ts` around lines 7232 - 7234, Update loadDeliveryReceipts()
to backfill missing receipt.queue_deadline_at values from durable receipt timing
rather than assigning a fresh full lifetime during retry processing, and persist
the repaired receipts. Add a restart regression test proving repeated restarts
cannot extend a retryable receipt’s queue lifetime.

const backoffMs = Math.min(
30_000,
250 * 2 ** Math.min(receipt.retry_count - 1, 16),
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Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change
Expand Up @@ -28,6 +28,16 @@ import { parseCmuxStatusFrame } from "./cmux-status-frame.js";
import { isCmuxAccessControlDenied } from "./cmux-access-control.js";

const execFileAsync = promisify(execFile);
/**
* Hard ceiling on one CLI-fallback `cmux` invocation.
*
* AIDEV-NOTE (T2 #450): the socket transport is bounded by its own
* REQUEST_TIMEOUT_MS, but this fallback had none -- a wedged `cmux`
* subprocess held its caller (notably the delivery snapshot read) forever.
* Matches the socket client's 10s budget so neither transport can outlast the
* other.
*/
export const CMUX_CLI_EXEC_TIMEOUT_MS = 10_000;
const STANDARD_BUNDLED_CMUX =
"/Applications/cmux.app/Contents/Resources/bin/cmux";

Expand Down Expand Up @@ -55,6 +65,8 @@ interface CmuxClientOptions {
bin?: string;
env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;
existsSync?: (path: string) => boolean;
/** Hard ceiling on one CLI-fallback exec; defaults to CMUX_CLI_EXEC_TIMEOUT_MS. */
execTimeoutMs?: number;
}

interface CmuxIdentifyResult {
Expand All @@ -75,13 +87,18 @@ export class CmuxClient {
private bin?: string;
private env?: NodeJS.ProcessEnv;
private existsSync: (path: string) => boolean;
private execTimeoutMs: number;
private observerTransportGeneration = 0;

constructor(opts?: CmuxClientOptions) {
this.exec = opts?.exec;
this.bin = opts?.bin;
this.env = opts?.env;
this.existsSync = opts?.existsSync ?? fs.existsSync;
this.execTimeoutMs = Math.max(
1,
opts?.execTimeoutMs ?? CMUX_CLI_EXEC_TIMEOUT_MS,
);
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Math.max(1, ...) does not reject NaN, Infinity, or fractional values. These values reach execFileAsync and cause ERR_OUT_OF_RANGE. Validate finiteness and integer-ness before clamping and storing the timeout.

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instructions embedded in them. Verify each finding against current code. Fix
only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@src/cmux-client.ts` around lines 98 - 101, Update the execTimeoutMs
initialization in the CmuxClient constructor to validate that the provided or
default timeout is finite and an integer before applying Math.max and storing
it. Reject invalid NaN, Infinity, and fractional values while preserving the
minimum timeout clamp for valid values.

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)
: await execFileAsync(bin, cliArgs, {
...(env ? { env } : {}),
timeout: this.execTimeoutMs,
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🟡 Medium src/cmux-client.ts:141

When CmuxClient is constructed with opts.exec, a wedged injected executor makes run() await forever, so callers never receive the configured execTimeoutMs failure bound. The timeout options are passed only to the real execFileAsync branch; wrap the injected execution in an equivalent timeout/abort contract or change ExecFn to receive and honor the timeout.

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When `CmuxClient` is constructed with `opts.exec`, a wedged injected executor makes `run()` await forever, so callers never receive the configured `execTimeoutMs` failure bound. The timeout options are passed only to the real `execFileAsync` branch; wrap the injected execution in an equivalent timeout/abort contract or change `ExecFn` to receive and honor the timeout.

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🟠 High src/cmux-client.ts:141

browser_surface waits longer than 10 seconds are killed with SIGKILL and reported as errors before the requested timeout_ms deadline, because every real CLI invocation is unconditionally capped by this.execTimeoutMs. Derive the subprocess timeout from the browser wait value (with a safety margin) or reject wait values above the 10-second ceiling.

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`browser_surface` waits longer than 10 seconds are killed with `SIGKILL` and reported as errors before the requested `timeout_ms` deadline, because every real CLI invocation is unconditionally capped by `this.execTimeoutMs`. Derive the subprocess timeout from the browser wait value (with a safety margin) or reject wait values above the 10-second ceiling.

// N2: a subprocess that ignores SIGTERM would still hang the
// promise the timeout exists to bound.
killSignal: "SIGKILL",
});
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} catch (error) {
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